I easily pushed the matter discussed with Chelsea and continued on with my day. I didn't think it was anything too serious i had to be deeply concerned over.
I attended a few Extra classes about Dungeons and Gates for a few hours then took a break towards the evening.
I would have liked to hit the training room right about now.
Classes were temporarily suspended— everyone, first years, were busy preparing for the exercise every which way. Which meant, by this point, the training grounds would be packed full by jittery, sweaty teenagers anxious over even the sound of a buzzing fly.
It was annoying.
I was better off just waiting a while longer until after sunset or there about. But then again, if i waited long enough until nighttime, i would have even lesser time to train before curfew.
